How much does a nasopharyngeal endoscopy cost for nasopharyngeal carcinoma

When diagnosing nasopharyngeal cancer, more examinations are needed, and one of them is nasal endoscopy. So, how much does nasopharyngeal endoscopy cost for nasopharyngeal cancer? In fact, the cost of nasal endoscopy is about 200 yuan.

Nasal endoscopy is a method of inserting medical instruments directly into the nasal cavity from the nostrils to observe and determine the condition of the nasal cavity. That is to say, it can effectively determine the actual situation according to the actual situation of the individual. Usually in the process of choosing a nasal endoscope, it must be performed by a professional doctor due to the difficulty of operation. Therefore, when we go to a regular hospital for a detailed examination, many people will consider the price. Generally speaking, the cost of nasal endoscopy ranges from 200 yuan to 300 yuan, and the specific amount will fluctuate.

The price of nasal endoscopy usually fluctuates between 200 yuan and 300 yuan, which is mainly related to the hospital level and local consumption level. When there are related diseases in the nasal tissue or the time is not suitable, if you want to undergo nasal endoscopy, you must have a good understanding of the factors that affect the price in order to better determine the price of the examination. However, the price of nasal endoscopy is not expensive, and the results are accurate. Therefore, nasal endoscopy can be used directly for the occurrence of nasal discomfort or disease. Through the relevant determination of the nasal state, selective treatment and care can be carried out according to the actual results of the individual, thereby effectively restoring the healthy state of the nose.

In short, the price of nasal endoscope fluctuates between 200 yuan and 300 yuan, but there are many factors that affect the price. Of course, when you have nasal discomfort or nasal disease, you can directly choose nasal endoscope to determine the condition. After all, the price of this test method is not expensive, it can be accepted by many people, and the results are comprehensive. Therefore, we can safely choose nasal endoscope to better determine all the conditions in the nose, and make corresponding adjustments and attention to the next step of treatment and care.

There are also advantages and disadvantages for nasopharyngeal endoscopy. Advantages include: (1) Electronic nasopharyngeal endoscopy has high brightness, high magnification, clear images, can detect tiny tumors, and accurately obtain biopsy specimens under direct vision. (2) At present, nasopharyngeal biopsy forceps cannot reach any specific part of the nasopharyngeal cavity at will, especially small lesions around the pharyngeal recess are difficult to obtain biopsies, and sometimes endoscopy is required for biopsy. (3) When the nasopharyngeal tumor is large, it blocks the posterior nasal foramen, and the posterior nasal foramen cannot be clearly seen with indirect nasopharyngeal endoscopy. At the same time, small lesions in the posterior nasal foramen and posterior nasal cavity are also difficult to detect. Although nasopharyngeal CT scan can show abnormal soft tissue density shadows for nasal tumors, it cannot be distinguished from the density shadows of secretions and crusts, and sometimes false positives will occur; while electronic nasopharyngeal endoscopy has a high detection rate and accuracy for nasopharyngeal carcinoma invading the nasal cavity, and is currently the best tool for diagnosing nasopharyngeal carcinoma invading the nasal cavity. (4) Electronic nasopharyngeal endoscopy also plays a very important role in dynamic observation of the condition and follow-up examination after radiotherapy for nasopharyngeal carcinoma patients. It can be displayed on the screen for multiple people to observe; it can take photos for before-and-after comparison; at the same time, it can suck out secretions to fully expose the nasopharynx and obtain satisfactory examination results.

Disadvantages include the inability to observe the entire nasopharynx in one image, which is not conducive to comparing the two sides of the nasopharynx; the biopsy specimen is small, and it is difficult to obtain positive pathological results in patients with submucosal type; and it is difficult to examine patients with nasal obstruction, stenosis, and choanae adhesions.